Carrie is an interdisciplinary artist, writer and journalist who lives in Berlin.

In 2015, Carrie's research into a near-future scenario into life in the suburbs beyond the oil age precipitated into work as a journalist on sustainable transport, and as a writer and researcher for other artists. Carrie participated in Laura Favoretti’s Clandestine Talks installation at the 2019 Venice Beinnale, where she talked about global bullying for oil resources, as well as producing research, text and audio material for four of Emeka Ogboh’s projects, including his work Radio 030 in 2023, about people seeking refuge in Berlin for the permanent collection at Germany’s national contemporary art gallery, Hamburger Bahnhof.

Carrie’s articles are published online in 7 languages besides English, her journalism is sourced in over 40 academic papers and several Wikipedia pages. Articles about her work as an actor and/or artist can also be found online and in print in multiple languages.